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Question Parsing HTML to XHTML with PHP?
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has anyone here tried parsing HTML code to XHTML with PHP?
I'm working on a CMS prog and the javascript's execCommand -function writes some awful HTML.
So, I'm trying to clean it up to be a bit more valid...


Has anyone found any tutorials, just to save me some time of doing it all by myself...
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anyone...?

I bet someone has seen something like it or...?
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How exactly did you want to return the Javascrip to the PHP parser? Javascript is client side, php server side.

Mind, I'm not that good at JS, so I may be misunderstanding here.
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How exactly did you want to return the Javascrip to the PHP parser? Javascript is client side, php server side.

Mind, I'm not that good at JS, so I may be misunderstanding here.

No need to nibble with javascript. The idea is to parse the produced html -code (which is saved in a database) when finished with the wysiwyg -editing.
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I actually found a PHP -extension called tidyHTML. I haven't tried it yet, so I don't know if it works.

Anyone have any experience in tidyHTML w/ php?
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